Man vomits after smoking too much marijuana in Homer, Homer NY
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Drug ViolationEmergency services responded to Cayuga Street and Cherry Street in Homer for a 34-year-old man vomiting after smoking too much marijuana.
Audio|Heard on: Cortland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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TLC, Cayuga Street and Cherry Street.
00:04
Call on (number withheld).
00:07
(number withheld).
00:10
Are you available for a call?
00:13
That's fair.
00:19
We seek to be along with EMS, Cayuga Street and Cherry Street.
00:25
An individual who smoked too much marijuana, we also have them flagged for 941[1].
00:34
TLC Cayuga Street and Cherry Street, the village of Homer, 34-year-old male, he's vomiting, stated he smoked too much marijuana.
00:42
PD is also en route.
00:44
For TLC, Cayuga Street and Cherry Street, the Village of Homer, 34 male that is vomiting, stating he smoked too much marijuana.
00:52
It's an alpha response.
00:55
Gabby, beer out.
00:58
(number withheld), I'll be out.
01:01
We're going to see (number withheld).
01:07
On (number withheld).
01:09
One 8.0. Priority 3 to Cayuga Street and Cherry Street in the village at Homer.
01:20
For a 34-year-old male who smoked too much marijuana and is vomiting.
01:26
1.80, priority 3 to Cayuga Street and Cherry Street in the village at Homer.
01:32
For a 34-year-old male who smoked too much marijuana and is vomiting.
01:38
(number withheld), timeout.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
941: New York Mental Hygiene Law 9.41 (mental health pickup / emotionally disturbed person)
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Location mentioned:
Cherry St & Cayuga St, Homer, NY 13077
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